"Together we hope to develop cutting-edge wind power technology that will enhance the role of renewables in the energy mix.

"This also is great news for Scotland's economy in terms of jobs and inward investment. Doosan's current wind power portfolio and position with the industry will continue to grow strongly over the coming years."

Steel Engineering also announced plans today to double its full-timework force of 120.

The company will receive s1.8 million Regional Selective Assistance from Scottish Enterprise as part of a s3 million overall investment to expand into offshore wind, wave and tidal power.

Skills Development Scotland is also in discussions with Steel Engineering to create The Renewable Energy Steel Trades Academy.

Steel Engineering will work in partnership with Anniesland College to provide training in the latest fabrication techniques and welding procedures required by the renewables industry.

Peter Breslin, Steel Engineering's production director said: "Today is another significant day for Steel Engineering as we continue to build up our successful business.

"The award of Regional Selective Assistance through Scottish Enterprise will create sustainable, long term, well-paid jobs and help position the company as a major link in the supply chain that the renewable energy revolution will require."